New Cumberland High School - Shawnee Yearbook (New Cumberland, PA)

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FACULTY l954 ffmfdlfdaaa teczodow ddfzecz' cinch, qczmee WALTER S. BAILETS, B.S. Mathematics . . . hunting and fishing rate high . . . sports. CAROLINE M. BARR Office Secretary . . . bowling enthusiast . . . baseball fan . . . housewife. ANN N. BLECKER, A.B. English and History . . . tri-hi-y . . . makes ceramic iewelry . . . ping pong. RICHARD BOWEN, B.S. Health and Physical Education . . . intramurals . . . sports fan. GERALD BRINTON, M.A. American History . . . national honor society . . . badminton . . . swimming. MARY BRUBAKER, B.A. Latin and English . . . latin club . . .Roman Banquet. . .enioys traveling . . . outdoors . . . her scrapbook. MARY CARLISANO, B.S. Girls Health and Physical Educa- tion . . . intramurals . . . tri-hi? y . . . swimming . . . knitting. D. BRUCE CONNER, B.S. Mathematics and Science . . . 7th Street principal . . . faculty manager of baseball . . . en- ioys music and sports. ll3l

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS JOINT SCHOOL COMMITTEE . . . 3 members from each of the four outlying districts and 4 from the town make up the board of the New Cumberland Joint School System which operates grades 7 to 'l2. Pictured above, left to right, row one: H. M. Straley, Fairview, Eli Rehm, Newberry, Mrs. Geraldine Cook, Mrs. Elsie Wise, Samuel Bortner, Lewisberry, The Reverend D. Floyd Mowrey, Secretary, Norman Basehore, New Cum- berland. Row two: A. H. Stewart, New Cumberland, Mr. S. P. Bomgardner, principal, John Parthemore, H. K. Bernhower, Fairview, Paul Guyer, George Gracey, Frank Kerlin, New Cumberland, Gary Huntsberger, B. H. Barry, President, Newberry, Charles Gemmill, Associate Superintendent. MR. CHARLES GEMMILL Supervising Principal MR. S. P. BOMGARDNER Principal DURING HIS twenty-seven years of service as supervising principal, Mr. Gemmill has worked tirelessly to provide the best 'Facilities and faculty for the New Cumberland schools. His far-sighted administration has brought many familiar phases of curricular and extra-curricular activities. Housing needs for an enormous growth in student enrollment now furnish his greatest challenge. ll2I AS A MEMBER of the faculty since I925, Mr. Bomgardner has devoted much of his time to curriculum and student schedules. An ever-growing student body and course of study make his yearly task of schedule building more complicated. Each fall he contacts all seniors to check re- quired graduation credits. All high school attendance and discipline problems are in his hands.

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EDITH DAVID, B.S. English and World Geography . . . fond of weaving . . . swimming . . . gardening. ROBERT DECK, B.S. Commercial Studies . . . J. V. basketball coach . . . ar- dent sports fan . . . bowling . . . golf. WILLIAM DITTMAR, B.A. Civics and History . . . football coach . . . outdoorsman. DOROTHY DUNKLEBERGER, R.N. School Nurse . . . red cross council . . . loves to travel . . . reads in spare time. ll4I FACULTY Qaida atewleal pa!! ' ' , 47641254 JESSE ELICKER, B.S. Shop and Mechanical Drawing . . . stage crew . . . carves plastics in spare time . . .fisher- man. LAWRENCE GARMAN, B.S. Biology and Geography . . . hi-y . . . track . . . basketball fan. JOHN JOHNSON, M.A. Guidance and Problems of De- mocracy . . . basketball and J. V. baseball coach . . . basketball and baseball en- thusiast. BETTY L. KAUFFMAN Office Secretary. . .sports. . . likes to travel . . . canasta.